The precise construction of a hierarchical complex pattern on substrates is required for numerous applications. Here, a strategy to fabricate well‐defined hierarchical three dimensional (3D) patterns on polymer substrate is developed. This technique, which combines photolithography and visible light‐induced surface initiated living graft crosslinking polymerization (VSLGCP), can effectively graft 3D patterns onto polymer substrate with high fidelity and controllable height. Owing to the living nature of VSLGCP, hierarchical 3D patterns can be prepared when a sequential living graft crosslinking process is performed on the first formed patterns. As a proof‐of‐concept, a reactive two layer 3D pattern with a morphology of lateral stripe on vertical stripe is prepared and employed to separately immobilize model biomolecules, e.g., biotin and IgG. This two component pattern can specifically interact with corresponding target proteins successfully, indicating that this strategy has potential applications in the fabrication of polymer‐based multicomponent biomolecule microarrays.
Wave motion in finite element models presents some characteristics different from thoseof wave motion in continuum,which leads to the errors and other special phenomena in finite elementsimulation of wave motion.The wave propagation in a 3-D finite element model is studied by utilizingthe formal solution in the paper,and the corresponding dispersion relations are derived.Then the mainproperties of wave motion in 3-D grids such as dispersion,cut-off frequency and polarization drift arediscussed.Characteristics different from those of wave motion in 2—D grids are revealed. 相似文献
